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PERRY COUNTY, OH New Assistance
Oct 16, 2007
The Community Action organization, for Perry County, Ohio, has a new program for clients who have had troubles with electricity bills. Today, they came and replaced every light bulb in our home with those low-energy, long-life bulbs! They checked our main appliances and determined they will get a us a brand new more energy efficient refrigerator, too!
It is always a blessing when a program gets funding to help low-income households in such long-term, sensible ways!!!
Peace~
Kathleen
~The Angel Power Emporium, Inc.~
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